Why are higher and higher velocity winds coming to earth more and more?

 The basic reason is the melting ice caps and melting ice and snow all over the earth.

When the seas are not ice covered they cannot reflect back the heat of the sun and so they absorb it whether they are shades of blue or green depending upon where the waters are on earth. White reflects the heat of the sun and the blue-green of the ocean absorbs the heat of the sun.

So, the ocean becomes a heat battery caused by the sunlight hitting it. 

Then this warmer and warmer water causes more evaporation in the form of clouds and rain and also warmer air can hold much more moisture than colder air which is why flooding is much more common worldwide too. 

For example, a hurricane came up from Baja California last summer and turned into a tropical depression and trashed Palm Springs with mud and sand and no one could drive anywhere then until it was all cleaned up by heavy equipment on roads.

Then it headed north and trashed things all the way up the Sierras and into Idaho as well. This sort of thing is basically unheard of here in California or Oregon or Idaho by the way.

However, when it hit Mt. Shasta it hit hard around Hidden Valley at 10,000 feet on Mt. Shasta then the water and rocks and wood and debris traveled down the mountain at high speeds. Then some bicyclists on Everitt Memorial highway saw the water and mud and debris crossing the road there and videoed it on their smartphones so it is likely still available to watch on the Internet in video form. Then the mess of rocks and mud and water and wood and debris went down to the Mt. Shasta High school and Trashed their playing fields and then it went across the street nearby and trashed the playing fields of the Junior High school Too.

So now, anytime there is a heavy rain on Mt. Shasta it caused about 60,000 dollars in Damage down in town because of this newly cut dry? river coming down from Mt. Shast because of this one tropical depression from a Hurricane coming up from Baja. It might have been called Hurricane Hillary. I learned from the AI that it actually was 2023 not 2024.

Google AI found it for me. Begin quote:

 

Hurricane Hilary, a powerful Category 4 storm, brought heavy rainfall and catastrophic flooding to the Baja California peninsula in Mexico and the southwestern United States. The storm, which intensified rapidly from a tropical storm, eventually weakened to a tropical storm before making landfall on the Baja California coast on August 20, 2023. The storm's path then took it across southern California and into the U.S. Southwest. 

• Intense Rainfall and Flooding:

  Hilary brought unprecedented rainfall to the Baja California peninsula and the U.S. Southwest, leading to widespread flooding and mudslides.
• Record-Breaking Rainfall:

  Some areas in Southern California received up to 600% of their normal August rainfall, breaking records for wettest tropical cyclone or its remnants in four states.
• Impacts and Damage:

  The storm caused 3 fatalities and over $900 million in damage in the U.S. and Mexico.
• Landfall in Baja California:

  Hilary made landfall as a tropical storm in Baja California, Mexico, on August 20, 2023, according to the National Hurricane Center.
• Extensive Damage:

  The storm left behind flooded roads, mudslides, and downed trees in both Baja California and Southern California.
• Long-Term Effects:

  In the U.S., Death Valley National Park was closed for two months due to damage caused by the floods, its longest ever closure, according to Wikipedia.

• Hurricane Hilary barrels towards Baja California peninsula ...

  Aug 20, 2023 — Hurricane Hilary barrels towards Baja California peninsula, southwest US. By Reuters. August 20, 20234:51 AM PDTUpdate...

  

  Reuters

   

  end quotes from Google AI:

   

  So, the higher velocity winds are because of the greenhouse effect of burning too many fossil fuels which causes the ice caps to melt and to raise the temperatures all over the earth(especially during the summers of the northern Hemisphere) (and the southern hemisphere summers are around Christmas and New Years which are also hotter too)

   

  So, I'm thinking that bulletproof glass or bullet proof plexiglass domes might work out the best at first for mankind in order to keep growing food (or trees) when the winds reach 300 to 500 mph on a more regular basis.

   

  They won't be here 365 days a year but will arrive as storms like Tornadoes, hurricanes, Floods and Droughts but when they come if people are prepared fo them then many will die or their homes and farmlands could be temporarily or permanently destroyed.

   

  Also, increasing fires like we are presently seeing in places as unusual as New Jersey will also be more prevalent too all over the world and not just in places like California, Oregon, Washington and Canada. 

   

  So, preparing for more fires, more flooding, more hurricanes, more tornadoes than ever before is how at least some people are going to survive all this into the future.

   

  However, if people are not mobile enough to go somewhere else they might not survive these things worldwide. So, I think motorhomes and Boats with cabins like some sailboats and yachts and cabin cruisers and trailers and such are going to be important to human beings long term survival here on earth.

   

  However, the ability to just hop on a bus or into a car or truck is what will actually save the most people's lives in all this at least in the short term.